good morning, america. an inferno on the interstate. at least ten people killed in a massive pileup on both sides of the major highway. 18 wheelers, cars and a motor home crashing into each other. in a fatal mix of fire and fog. this morning, a witness to the driving disaster speaks out. final hours, gingrich races to close the gap in florida. the one-time front-runner plunging in the polls, as the battle with mid romney gets even more nastier and personal. demi moore's crisis call on tape. >> was this reaction or accidental or intentional? >> the reaction was accidental. >> the shocking 911 call reveals

about her collapse and what drug was she on the night she was rushed to the hospital. and bueller's big surprise -- >> how could i handle work on a day like today? ♪ >> the sensational super bowl ad that has everybody wondering why ferris is finally back. good morning, everyone. boy, you got to the love that blast from the past with ferris bueller. >> '86. >> that is something. can't wait to see the whole ad. look at these pictures from the italian coast guard. they are from the "costa concordia," that cruise disaster off the coast. the pictures yet of this modern-day "titanic." >> 16 still missing. and the murder mystery that surrounds a wealthy suburb in the detroit area. a mother of two found strangled in the back of a mercedes. miles from home. we're going to talk to dan about

this. >> the husband under suspicion right now. also new details on a medical mystery. it's got doctors baffled and erin brockovich investigating. a group of high school girls from upstate new york, are all suffering from tourette's like symptoms. >> they're thinking it might be caused the toxic waste. >> and first, look at this. >> good morning, america! >> good morning, america! >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america, i love "gma"! >> she's in a great mood because she won, viola davis. >> that's right. >> we'll have all the glamorous highlights from the s.a.g. awards from the red carpet. >> all of that coming up. first to josh elliott. and the morning's top stories. good morning to all of you. we're going to begin with that deadly highway pileup in florida that we just saw. one survivor said it was as if someone was picking up cars and throwing them. and when it was over, ten people were dead and the wreckage and cars, some horrific effect.

abc's matt gutman is in florida with the very latest on what would have caused all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, josh. it was likely a brush fire that threw up this blanket of smoke that caused what eye witnesses said was a nearly apocalyptic scene. vehicles mangled beyond recognition. when first responders got there, they had to listen to their moans and screams. so mangled was the smoldering mash of vehicles that this morning, investigators are still trying to determine the exact number of collisions involved. ten people were killed in this chain-reaction pileup apparently blanketed by smoke and fog on i-75. >> we had a mixture of smoke and fog that combined that made this visibility a factor and we had a series of crashes. >> reporter: it's believed six car, five semitrailers, even a motor home were involved. those collisions triggered an

inferno as skeletons of 18-wheelers and cars smoldered for hours. the smoke was so thick, first responsers couldn't see the wounded in the tangle of metal and bodies. >> the fog was so dense, you could hold up your hand and couldn't see it. it was like being in something you'd see in the movies. and you never really think it could happen. >> reporter: the florida highway patrol believes a 62-acre brush fire was the source of smog and smo smoke causing this 40-plus car pileup in new orleans in december. and the world's biggest pileup in dubai three years ago. 227 vehicles. so if you find yourself in dense smoke or fog, the highway patrol said first thing, crack the window. see if you can hear if there's an accident ahead of you. don't stay in any lanes. if you see an off-ramp, get off

the road as quickly as you can. >> thank you for that. meanwhile, republican presidential can indicate rick santorum as said his daughter made a miraculous turnaround after being hospitalized with pneumonia in both lungs. 3-year-old bella will stay in the hospital a few more days but she is improving. but santorum is expected back on the campaign trail today. meanwhile, three members of an afghan family living in canada face life in prison for a so-called honor killing that shocked that country. the father, mother and their young adult son were convicted of drowning the family's three teenage daughters and the father's first wife because they had defied strict rules on how to dress and used the internet to socialize. meanwhile, a dozen wall street are under arrest here this morning. they were marches for support of the protesters arrested over the weekend in oakland, california for breaking into that city hall. smashing glass and spray painting graffiti. finally, a moment you may have missed if you were watching that epic finish at the australian open yesterday.

after 5 hours and 53 minutes, novak djokovic got to go home. and so did rafa nadal. djokovic gave us a hulk hogan for the ages. off comes the shirt. but a few minutes later, take a look at what happens when changing for the awards ceremony that went on forever, i might add. he's going to toss his shirt to a young fan. but take a look at what happens when he does it. and he's going to do it -- oh, really. we're just going to do the awards ceremony in full. after a six-hour final, the awards ceremony itself lasts 25 minutes. and they made those two poor guys stand for virtually all of it. >> i thought it would never end. i kept coming back and forth saying it's still on? >> it's still on. just give them the hardware. >> you teased that shirt toss so well. >> as events warrant this

morning, george, we'll have it for you. >> all right. josh, thank you. in the meantime, to politics, "your voice your vote." the crucial florida primary is just 24 hours away. newt gingrich once had a sizeable lead, he's fallen behind in the polls while mitt romney surges right now. abc's jonathan karl is in orlando with the very latest for us. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the day before the primary here in florida, the race between mitt romney and newt gingrich has gotten nastier than ever and personal. mitt romney is as confident now as he's ever been. but he is taking no chances, hitting newt gingrich hard while he is down. in an interview with abc news, romney leveled some of the most personal attacks yet against gingrich. >> i think we're seeing unfortunately some of the qualities that got him into so much trouble while he was speaker of the house. the personal and character attacks are really unbecoming of a presidential candidate. >> reporter: romney is responding to gingrich's latest attacks on the campaign trail.

>> i would generally change washington. romney would manage the decay. >> reporter: and tv ads. >> if we can't say what mitt romney says about his own record, how can we trust him about anything? >> reporter: romney sees that as an attack on his personal integrity. and has responsed to gingrich's three marriages in a thinly veiled reference. >> my integrity is demonstrated to my life. been married to the same woman 42 years. >> reporter: but it was romney who started the negative attacks in florida. >> i want to congratulate speaker gingrich and my fellow republicans to a hard-fought campaign. >> reporter: since then, romney and supporters have buried gingrich in an avalanche of $13.8 million in attack ads, more than four time what gingrich and his allies have spent in florida. >> you look at the volume of ads, i have an opponent who has

money power and we need people power to offset money power. >> reporter: it seems to be working. romney up in the polls. and expecting to win. >> i'm hopeful i'll win here. and hopeful that i'll win in in that nevada and begin a trail of victories. >> but mitt romney has seen newt gingrich come back from the political dead twice already. that's why you can expect, no matter what happens in tomorrow's primary, romney will continue hammering away at gingrich until he's driven a stake through the heart of the gingrich campaign. >> thank you. and the former house speaker, newt gingrich joins us this morning. mr. speaker, thanks for coming on. what a difference a week makes. last monday, you were on this program surging coming out of south carolina. this week, you come in plunging in florida. is it too late for you to recover and win florida? >> well, the latest insider poll showed me closing the gap five points. you know, i think, romney's problem is that the big truth beats the big lie.

george soros said publicly in a reuters interview on video that he's perfectly happy with either obama or romney. they're the same people. the minor difference. he said gingrich is the real change. he said romney's fine. goldman sachs, largest funder of obama in 2008, largest funder of romney in 2012. the obama administration is waging a war against the catholic church as described by cardinal dolan, in a letter that was read in every catholic church in the country yesterday. guess what, mitt romney, with romney care, he specifically refused to exempt capitals. there's a lot of parallels between these two guys. romney care and obama care is essentially this. my point, george, is this, he can bury me for a very short amount of time with four or five or six times as much money. most raised in wall street from

guys who got bailouts from the government. in the long run, the republican party is not going to nominate a liberal who is proabortion, progun care. it ain't going to happen. >> mr. speak e-the front page shows that mitt romney is basically tied with president obama in the key swing states baugh president obama opens up a seven-point lead over rick santorum, a seven-point lead over ron paul and 14-pete lead over you. why should a republican on the fence look at you and say i may like newt gingrich i may even agree with him on many things, but he can't beat president obama? >> for the same reason in 1980 when ronald reagan was down 30 points against jimmy carter. conservatives looked and said, you know, i'd rather have a guy that can go into the debate with a clear, conservative position, than some guy who can't even distinguish between romney care and obama care. i think it's to be very hard for

mitt romney with funding from goldman sachs and the statement today from george soros, how is he going to explain that he's going to be better. i think the fact is, that the liberal -- we nominated a moderate in 1986, he got beaten badly. i know the establishment would love to nominate romney and they want to make him electable. so they can beat him in the fall. i think the record of '96 and 2008, you better have a conservative who can draw a really wide gap and romney care and obama care are about this far apart. >> mr. speaker, you made it clear again and again and again that you think mitt romney is a dishonest man. you think he's lied about you and your record in this campaign. will you pledge to endorse him if he defeats you, and can you about an effective campaigner for the ticket after what you said for him? >> george, he misled the entire country in the last debate on his own voting pattern. he misled the country on a whole

range of things. we just found out he had 23 foreign assets he didn't even list in disclosure forms. go down the list. i'm not talking about me. i'm saying the same thing that mike huckabee said. the same thing that john mccain said the last time. the same thing rudy giuliani said this fall. i think he has a real challenge. >> so will that keep you from endorsing him if he wins? >> no. i think re-electing obama is a disaster. but i -- i certainly endorse the republican nominee. but i think mitt romney will have a very, very hard time trying to differentiate himself. i think that's what the george soros message is this morning. >> mr. speaker, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> we'll see what happens tomorrow in florida. now to the disturbing development in the missing case of that little baby in main, alya reynolds, police have found blood in her home. the same house she vanished from six weeks ago. abc's linsey davis is here with details on this.

good morning, linsey. >> good morning, robin. new details this morning but the mystery remains. overnight, krista reynolds confirmed to abc news what many have believed. the blood found was from indeed from her 1 1/2-year-old baby girl, ayla. abc news has learned that the blood was allegedly found here in the basement of this home in maine. >> my whole insides kind of felt like they crumbled. i cried. i cried a lot. >> reporter: alya was staying here with her father justin dipetro when he disappeared six weeks ago. reynolds said police described the blood as more than a small cut would produce. >> i was just told just over 24 hours now that blood was found and i don't want it to be real. >> reporter: over the weekend, ayla's mother and father appeared at this vigil. it was the first time they'd been seen together since their baby disappeared. reynolds said she was frustrated that dipetro wasn't answering her questions.

>> i was wanting to maybe lash out a little bit about it, but that wasn't going to get me anywhere. it was amazing to have him by my side to support alya as mom and dad. >> reporter: police have not fwhamed dedipietro a suspect or even a person of interest. at the vigil he refused to comment. >> i'm not going to answer any questions. i'm just going to show my support for the community for supporting ayla. >> reporter: reynolds says she's trying to remain optimistic, but this latest development is now weighing on her. >> a mother's worst might they're is what has happened to me. i really miss her. >> and reynolds tells us that she and state police have the same questions and she pointedly said that those questions are for dipetro. investigators are telling us, they believe the three adults inside the house the day she disappeared, they don't believe they're telling the whole story. let's get a check of weather.

six weeks now, yes. let's get the first check of the weather with sam. >> good morning, everyone. the worst conditions i've ever been in in my years of covering weather live in the field, the combination of smoke and fog makes visibility zero. you can't see your hand this far in front of your face. that was, as we told you at the top of the show, the situation that caused that deadly accident in gainesville, florida. today, we have more fire danger in the area. there's a stalled front in florida. humidity is less than 20%. if you encounter that fog, get off the road. i mean, exit off the road as soon as you can. don't continue to drive in those conditions. dallas, 66, jackson. 67. look at the springlike temperatures across the nation. where's the cold air, this week 65 below in alaska. the cold air is on the board. it's the coldest air in alaska in 40 years. it's just not making it south. if you need cold air, it's there.

>> when there is smoke in the air, robin and george, something like that, the particles in the air, the moisture has something to hold on to. so it's so suspended in the air, you can't see anything in that. so very careful in florida. now to the mysterious reappearance of ferris bueller. matthew broderick's youtube sequel is burning up the internet. and j and john berman is on the case. they are figuring out thousand get bang for their buck. >> the question is, how do you create super bowl interest sensation filled with 1980s no, sir tano, sistalginostalgia. i have a word for you -- bueller -- bueller. >> reporter: it starts last week with a ten-second youtube tease. >> how can i handle work on a day like today? >> reporter: matthew broderick in a bathrobe in 2012? that looks just like matthew broderick in a bathrobe in 1986. >> how can i be expected to handle school on a day like this.

>> reporter: that was teen classic, "ferris bueller's day off." why does it seem that ferris beautiful certify back? the video has had more than 4 million viewers. twitter is a buzz with speculation. oh, ferris, how we've longed for your return. ferris bueller number two is coming out oh, my god god, so pumped. there is this hint in the video. 2.5.12. >> reporter: could ferris be part of a super bowl ad, but for what? there are few clues. >> bueller, bueller. >> reporter: could it be an ad for ferrari? he liked them in the movie? maybe ferris would help sell pork product, after all, he knows the business. >> the sausage king of chicago. >> yeah. that's me. >> reporter: but the mystery may soon be over, there are reports ferris is doing some work for honda, it's not ferrari, but the car company clearly knows how to

create super bowl buzz. you just can't count on the game. which is why we already have our first look at some of the big commercials. volkswagen which hit it big with "star wars" last year is back. with dogs barking the theme. [ dogs barking ] >> all right, now, as for the ferris bueller ad neither cameron nor sloan were available for comment but the word is honda is coming out with a statement that will explain everything. which is big press, six bowls six days before the super bowl, george, exactly what they want. >> you sure they won't trickle it out over a couple of days? coming up, shocking murder in the suburbs. a another of two found strangled in her car. and demi's call to 911, the frantic conversation and demi's call to 911, the frantic conversation tha[ male announcer ] every day

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was this accidental or intentional? >> well, it was -- she smoked something but the reaction was accidental. >> has she done this before? >> i don't know, there's been some stuff recently that we're all just finding out. >> listen to that 911 call from the night demi moore was rushed to the hospital by paramedics. was she smoking something like incense? what did that cause and what did that have to do with her collapse? boy, you can hear how concerned the callers were. >> oh, yeah, the urgency. also, ahead, a closer look at a medical mystery that has so many people stunned. why a group of teens coming down with tourette's like symptoms with uncontrollable tics. we'll tell you why erin brockovich is behind the outbreak and dr. drew pinsky will join us too. plus, all the glamour and glitz from the red carpet at the s.a.g. awards last night.

big night for "the help." there's emma stone right there. we'll have all the fashion hits and misses. but let's turn to the murder mystery in a wealthy suburb, a mother of two found strangled in her car eight miles from home. now police say her husband is a person of interest. abc's dan harris has the latest. good morning, dan. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is one of the safest and wealthiest neighborhoods in america. there hasn't been a murder here since 1982, but now there is his horrific murder mystery unfolding on this quiet suburban street, in fact this house behind me, involving two pillars of this community. a wealthy enclave. a successful mother of two found strangled in her mercedes. her husband going from a focus of sympathy -- >> i love you. >> reporter: -- to one of suspicion. >> he is a person of interest in our investigation. >> reporter: this mystery began

six days ago when jane bashara said she was heading home from work. when he got there, he said he found her work i.d. on the counter, and the tv on, but no sign of his wife. the next morning, she was found dead, strangled in her car in an alley in detroit. eight miles from the couple's elegant home in gross point, michigan. in the ensuing hours, bob, the president of the local rotary club received hugs at a candle light vigil. >> god bless you all. >> reporter: and gave interviews to the local media. >> it's just unthinkable this happened to her and she had to suffer. i'm just so upset about it. >> reporter: but then the police called him in for questioning. >> i'm doing what i can do to find out who did this to my wife. >> reporter: after a polygraph test and a four-hour search of his home, he stopped talking. now, his sister is rushing to his defense. >> everybody knows my brother and knows he's incapable of this act.

we're totally supporting him, family, community, friends. we totally support him. he's an innocent man. >> it simply doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: the neighbor patrick jones says bob bashara is being unfairly tried in the media. >> what makes the least amount of sense is what motive bob would have in something like this. >> reporter: they didn't have troubles in their marriage that you know of? >> we know of absolutely no troubles in the marriage. >> reporter: they have two grown children, both of whom have returned to the family home. family sources say they are standing by their bad. there will be a funeral for their mom coming up tomorrow. >> thank you. >> joining me is legal analyst dan abrams and nancy grace of "nancy grace" on hln. let me start with you, the manner in which she was killed. what does that tell you? >> strangulation, always, authorities are going to presume

at the outset, that's kind of a personal way to kill someone. immediately going to be looking at people that she knew. also, the fact that it appears that the body was moved. meaning the authorities don't think she was actually killed in the car, but her body then moved in the car and effectively staging the crime scene. that's another really important detail here as the authorities move forward. >> nancy, as is the norm in a case like this, investigators first look to the husband. and if you talk to family, if you talk to friends, they said there was just -- not this man. not this guy. and the motive, people are just baffled to see what a possible motive could be. >> well, you're right about that, regarding motive, robin, because in this case, we have no forced entry into the car. we have no sex attack. we have no robbery. she's found in the back seat of her 2004 mercedes, not leased. they were a very rich couple. and he is very friendly, very

gregarious. he's known as big bob, in the area where they live. the mayor of middlesex, what's going to be interesting that someone staged this as dan accurately pointed out, which means it is not random, a random killing, boom, you're dead. they leave your body there. here, they went to great lengths to hide her body in a bad area. i assume you all saw "eight mile" eminem, well, this is seven mile, which is assumed to be a bad area of town. so they take her 2004 mercedes, park it in an alley, i'm just wondering if there's any surveillance at all as to who went to such great lengths to leave her body there, purse and cell phone still there. she's clothed as dan pointed out ligature strangulation, with

manual strangulation, with her back injured in injury. many people believe she was actually kidnapped from the home which narrows the range of suspects. >> and that's why the cadaver dogs become important. that's why the computer search becomes important. remember, cadaver dogs, she was in the house, the dogs, it's clear she once lived there. but if you find a scent of a dead body, then you've got a different situation. also the searches of his computer, seems they were looking at his hard drives. >> that's putting it mildly, dan. in a different situation, i guess so. >> that a search of the hard drive, that becomes really, really important in the context of this investigation. >> gross point police have called him a person of interest. but detroit police say a suspect. is there any real difference there? >> there's no real difference there. the bottom line is if you call someone as a person of interest as opposed to a suspect, maybe they'll cooperate with the investigation. as a practical, legal matter, there is no difference. >> what's that, nancy? >> one of the cops slipped and said he's a suspect. then later, they came out with,

no, no, no, he's not. why? because once you're a target -- once you're a suspect, under our co constitution, constitutional privileges and rights then attach, that doesn't attach if you're not a suspect. >> that's not actually true. the bottom line is -- >> yeah, it is. >> -- with regard to a miranda warning. when it comes to a miranda warning, it's whether a person is in custody. >> really? because if you're a suspect, you've got to have your lawyer with you if you've got a lawyer. and that's another interesting point. >> no, actually -- i'm not crucefying this guy. he was in the middle of talking to cop, and somewhere in the middle of talking to the cop, he decided he needed a lawyer, and a lawyer showed up. >> that's fine. whether he chooses to have a lawyer or not have a lawyer -- >> hey, i'm all for lawyers. >> it doesn't change the fact whether you call him a person of interest or suspect doesn't change his constitutional -- >> really? then why did the cops retract that, dan? >> i'll tell you why.

>> because it doesn't mean anything personally. >> illinois' tell you why. two reasons. number one, it's a matter of p.r. meaning authorities don't want to be caught in a situation where they're calling someone something that it turns out the person isn't. and the second thing is, they're hoping that by calling someone a person of interest, which is a relatively new phrase these days, that they're hoping the person will cooperate more with the authorities by saying you're not a suspect. you're not a suspect. you're just a person of interest in the context of this investigation. >> there's another practical reason, dan, that any trial lawyer would know. >> it makes absolutely no difference, nancy, none. >> any trial lawyer would know that a problem calling someone a suspect is that when the real killer is caught, then you got to explain to a jury, well, yeah, i thought this guy did is it but we were wrong. now we're sure this guy did it. that doesn't go down very well with a jury. i'm telling you, that tell hurts to name somebody a suspect and retract it. rights do attach. >> nancy, dan, thank you very

much, getting that difference and trying to understand a little better for our audience. we appreciate that. it is time now for the weather, let's go over to sam. sam. hey, robin. 39 after the hour. let's take a look at temperatures. the warmest day of the week in new england, normally, 38, 40 degrees in boston, new york. this is the coolest day of the week, as we warm things up as we go through the week, we're going to see 50s and beyond in this area. so it's much milder after this, and even this close to normal is a little bit above. here's where the mild temperatures go. new york city is 60 on wednesday. detroit is 50, on tuesday. chicago 50 on tuesday as well. if you're looking for one or two bright spots we need this rain in texas. we're getting another soaking. 71% of that state is still in drought. they need a foot of rain. they're getting a little

>> all that weather brought to you by straight talk. >> sam. you got to get going. you're co-hosting with kelly ripa. >> i am. i guess someone actually liked me as opposed to nancy grace. i get to loosen up a bit. be lighter. >> and nancy can hear you. >> and you left nancy there -- >> wah, wah. >> yeah, yeah. i get to have some fun with kelly. i'm very much looking forward to it at 9:00 a.m. >> toughen up, abrams. >> toughen up. >> you're a good sport, nancy. dan. you knew we were going to leave her up there. have fun. >> thank you. coming up, new details about demi moore's health crisis. what the frantic call to 911 reveals. crystal i'd love to come to your party for the big game.

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there are new revelations this morning about the demi moore health scare. the 911 call tells as you a lot more of what she may have been smoking before the collapse. and you can hear the fear in friends and family as they reached out for emergency help. paula faris has the details. >> they're already on the way. >> reporter: the frantic 911 call lasted ten minutes. >> tell me what happened there. >> okay, she smoked something. it's not marijuana. but it's similar to -- it's similar to incense. and she seems to be having convulsions of some or the.

>> reporter: moore, allegedly hosting a party collapses. >> this is an emergency. >> ma'am, ma'am, ma'am. i'm trying to get the address, you're in beverly hills? >> yes. okay. >> reporter: it's believed to be rumer willis. demi's 24-year-old daughter. >> ma'am, answer the questions. how old she? >> how old is she? >> 49. >> was this accidental or intentional? >> well, she smoked something but the reaction was accidental. >> reporter: tmz reported she inhaled nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas or whip-its. >> when it's k 2, alcohol, they all go together. >> reporter: all of this comes after the divorce of ashton kutcher which she was seen

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report. also, the latest on a medical mystery in upstate new york, more than a dozen teenagers developing symptoms of tourette's syndrome. erin brockovich is actually investigating. dr. drew pinsky is going to join us with his expert opinion. also, head, daniel radcliffe like you guys have never seen him before. he's here live to talk about his thrilling and frankly terrifying new role. i'm a scary movie wimp. >> i watched it over the weekend. it's so suspenseful. great to see him in a different role. >> he does so many different things. he's talented. so is josh elliott with the news. good morning to all of you. we're going to begin with breaking news this hour. the pentagon has just confirmed that former hostage and u.s. aid worker jessica buchanan is flying home this hour. she had been recovering at a u.s. base in sicily following that dramatic raid by navy s.e.a.l.s who rescued her after three months in captivity. meanwhile, one day to go before the florida primary and

it's never been more personal between newt gingrich and mitt romney. romney leading by 14 points in a poll out this morning but he is still on the attack. accusing gingrich as being a failed speaker of the house. this morning, on "good morning america," speaking with george, gingrich accused romney of lying about his records and his investments. also in florida, authorities are blaming fog and smoke for a nearby brush fire causing this massive highway pileup outside of gainesville. ten people were killed. nine others remain hospitalized. meanwhile, new questions this morning about investments made by taxpayer-owned freddie mac. npr reporting the mortgage giant has invested billions of dollars, stating that american homeowners won't be able to refinance their mortgages. and it raises concerns about a conflict of interest. also this morning, we're getting the clearest underwater view yet from that capsized cruise ship off the italian coast and now we're hearing it could take most of the year to remove the wreckage. here's abc's jeffrey kofman.

>> reporter: they are the first crystal clear underwater images of the calamity at sea. haunts pictures of a cruise ship abandoned midvoyage. there, mattresses on the seafloor, chairs even a woman's shoes and dishes precariously in a net. and after a hundred years of the sinking of the "titanic," there are images that look hauntingly familiar. here they make their way up and the grisly search for the 17 still missing. 17 bodies have been recovered. the ship continues to slip on its rocky perch, 200 feet above the seafloor, making recovery operations hazardous. we are trying to determine if the ship is bending under its own weight or slipping on the seabed said this researcher who is monitoring its movement. the priority right now, removing the 500,000 gallons of diesel fuel in the ship's tanks before it leaks out.

but that operation and the search for bodies had to be postponed over the weekend because of bad weather. as for the ship, it will either be floated in one piece or cut up. either way, it's expected to take ten months to remove it from its shallow grave. for "good morning america," jeffrey kofman, abc news, london. >> jeffrey, thank you. now, here's diane sawyer with a preview of tonight's "world news." diane. >> good morning, josh. here's the question, who has the quicker, more nimble, more efficient brain? scomblung someone young or sm h someone middle-aged? tonight, we'll show you or tell you how to get your brain in the best possible shape. it's tonight on "world news." >> i think it's a tie for first. finally take a look at the tennis player throwing the shirt -- no. take a look at lebron james going up and over john lucas, however generously lifted at 5'11." that's basically 6 foot of man that lebron james climbed over.

in his postgame interview, he said, i didn't even know he was there. i will say this, when you have lebron james on your fantasy team, it's good. >> oh, yeah, my son watched that 12 times yesterday. it looks like the other player was like, you know, doing the right thing for him. >> that moment living in infamy. >> yes. thank you. how about pop news, guys? etta james memorialized over the weekend by hundreds of stars including singer christina aguilera who said that james was her idol. she gave a powerful performance bringing the crowd to its feet. on the emotional rendition of the etta classic "at last." let's listen. ♪ ♪ for you are my love

>> wow. ♪ bring it home christina. what a way to honor the music icon who died january 20th at the age of 73. >> you know, christina can sing. >> yeah. >> wow, wow. >> martin scorsese needs your help. the oscar-nominate ed director s asked folks go to bat for blacky, the doberman he feels he was overlooked by this year's golden collar awards. with all the love going for ugly as "the artist." as blackie received 500 write-ins at the end of the day, he will be nominated for the best dog in a film. we're just a few away from him getting it. they say he's already getting it. >> he's getting it.

>> uggie, uggie! >> here you want to say k.j., k.j.! all right, women and men have always battled over who is better behind the wheel. now, there's scientific evidence for all of you gals out there, yes, the new study out of britain shows when it comes to parking, women are fast at getting in and out of a tight spot, overall, better at finding free spaces and, frankly, more accomplished at correctly lining up the car before parking. a parking expert suggested strategy in backing into a space. next road trip, robin and i are driving. >> why do we need science to figure all of this out? we know that. >> oh. >> but thank you for letting us believe that maybe you don't know that. >> okay, tone it down. come on! >> white flag. white flag. white flag. >> man code you have just violated.

>> meeting of the man code committee, everybody! all right. finally, it was a test, speed, agility and who has the floppiest ears. 3,000 bunny rabbits competed in the grand national in new england. it's bunnies traveling all over the globe to be measured and judged on their looks and ability. in one event, a bunny went around the course with several courses like horse jumping. and we like to see events like the hamster high jump and everybody's favorite, the chinchilla thrilla! look for that. that's pop news. >> that is great. >> don't ask what the chinchilla thrilla is. because we've run out of time. >> we should have a park-off. that's what we should do one day. right here on the program. we'll all have a park-off. >> bring it. >> all right. >> how many times do i have to tell you i won the drivers ed

award in tenth grade? >> i get a ticket in my first lesson. i'm not playing. >> let's go back to that, george, that's a good one. i'm not in, gang, until we do a backward serpentine at 25 miles an hour plus. hey, gang, good morning, everybody! everybody good! lots of birthdays. lots of signs. let's get to the boards. here's what's up as you step outside your doors into the northwest, we had break in the wet weather on saturday. then the weather came back on sunday and still there up until midweek. now, this has been a particularly wet time period. we're a little bit above normal in the rainfall. rainfall? that's so cute. but really. down into the south, in texas, also above normal in rainfall. but still needed so much needed there because of the drought over the past few years. big summertime drought.

>> sunshine's out. gorgeous morning in times square. lara? >> thank you, sam. here's a look at what else we have coming up on the "gma" morning menu. dr. drew on what is causing a group of teenagers to suddenly development tourette's-like symptoms. also, all the hot fashion from the red carpets, straight from the s.a.g. awards. and from "harry potter" to horror. daniel radcliffe joins us live right here on "good morning america." joins us here live on "good morning america." maybe you can be there;

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outbursts even fainting spells which have playinged her this fall. >> i can't stand for more than two minutes so i am in a wheelchair. and my vocal and tic and everything gets really bad at night. >> reporter: parker is one of 15 students at leroy high school in upstate new york suffering from this strange tourette's like symptoms. some believe may be caused by contaminants under her school. now erin brockovich is investigating. over the weekend, investigators working with brockovich were kicked off the leroy campus after trying to collect water samples there. the school called the testing grand standing. but brockovich believes a chemical spill three miles away from the school may have leaked gallons of toxic can chemicals into the ground and water. >> we so it to this community and these people to find out if in fact this is under that

school. >> reporter: new york's health department found, "no evidence of environmental or infection as the cause of the girls' illness." and doctors believe they suffer from something called conversion disorder, stress, not contamination, is causing the tics. that's little solace for parker. what fwrurustrates you? >> that i don't have answers. >> we're joined by dr. drew. explain what conversion disorder is? >> conversion disorder is something we've heard about since freudian days things like blindness, paralysis, tics, they can occur in groups which is called a mass hysteria. the neurological group is quite

good, and they've come to the conclusion that this is in fact a mass hysteria, largely based on the fact that they got one of the girls having a seizure monitored by an eeg and they didn't see bona fide seizures. a mom said we've been pushed aside as a psychiatric problem. george, i spent most of my years working in a psychiatric hospital. one of the abilities is to nail down the medical causes of psychiatric conditions. you'd be stunned to know how often i found stuff. >> i take that point. but how can a spill more than 40 years ago create this today? and if that were the cause, how come you don't see it much more widespread in the community instead of isolated to these 15 mostly girls? >> okay, so remember, we're just at the leading edge of looking into this phenomenon right now.

and erin, i centsent a team up e with her. a gentleman by the name of bob botalk. bob is telling me at the site of that train derailment has in and. >> steve: itself become an autonomous toxic spill. in your report, you said there may be contamination. the federal review agencies have made it clear, the soil is contamina contaminated. the question is has it spread and has it been remediated? erin thinks not. erin is getting 500 e-mails an hour from people around that community who are reporting, older people who are reporting with tics with neurological syndrome and little regions of cancer outbreaks. we're trying to document that

epidemiology right now. >> that could be significant, but does this chemical have any history of causing these kind of symptoms? >> tce is a carcinogen, and vinyl chloride is something it's converted into and vinyl chloride can be transferred into something that causes neurological symptomatologies tics, i'm not clearly convinced yet. even though we haven't come responsible the cause for the newurological syndrome, we're nt convinced. >> the investigation kongtss. thanks very much. >> yes, sir. now for the red carpet, sizzlely night at the s.a.g. awards with a fantastic display of fashion, big wins from everyone from viola davis and christopher plummer. melissa rycroft was there.

>> reporter: whether it was michelle williams smoldering in this gown, and in mcqueen black and lace and brad and angelina making a late but very dashing entrance. the hot pest movie and television stars turns a carpet white hot outside the 18th annual screen actors guild awards. but inside, the night and the awards belonged to "the help" which helped itself become a leading contender for oscar. >> viola davis. >> reporter: davis beat out meryl and company for the leading role. >> what is there but a dream? you can't trade in your dream for another dream? >> reporter: and octavia spencer took on best supporting actress. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: but then outstanding won performance by a cast. and "modern family" letting the youngest stars do the talking.

>> i think it was the late great w.c. fields who said never work with kids or animals, well, he can kiss my -- >> reporter: before their big win, "modern's" two big macho men let us in on their fashion wear. do you want to tell us who you're wearing? >> fluoresce. >> reporter: while the cast of "bridesmaids may have not taken an award -- >> you have to take a drink every time you hear the word "scorsese." >> reporter: the ladies were not going to leave empty handed. >> is it scorsese or scorsese? >> reporter: there's scorsese or scorsese? >> i have to thank the executive

producer martin scorsese. >> reporter: but it wasn't just for the young, it was for the young at heart. dick van pike presented mary tyler moore with the lifetime award. >> i'm happy after all. >> reporter: betty white won outstanding actor in a comedy series proving she's still "lot in cleveland" at 90 years young. >> oh, i remember you, sweetheart. we are joining now by fashion stylist brad goreski star of bravo "it's a brad brad world." he's going to give us his take. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> stars are relaxed. you can tell they're having a good time? >> they are. it's kind of the golden globes and the oscars. like the cream between the two cooki

cookies. i loved angelina jolie. i think she looked gorgeous in that wet-looking gown. and michelle williams in red valentino. and i loved alexandra stone very looking fresh and spot on. >> did you see any trends out there, brad? >> you know, there were some strong moments. there was a lot of red on the carpet. we saw it on sofia vergara, we saw it on michelle williams. we also saw it in that beautiful gown on kyra sedgwick. i think there's a nice way of using color on the carpet, especially for michelle. i like that she stepped out a bit. >> we saw black, too, didn't we? >> we did. there's a lot of black on the carpets. black is tricky, when you give it drama like with the cocktail on emma stone. i think this was just -- and stacy keibler i thought was beautiful. >> oh, she cannot go wrong. >> she can't go wrong.

it's hard not to stand out. >> did anybody take any risks out there, do you think? >> yeah, i do, actually. i saw lea michele, my goodness, that sky-high slip, thank god she's so good working it on the carpet. there was a lot revealed there. girl almost had to serve a gown. >> serve a gown? >> yeah. i think she looked great last night. and rose and ellie in the secret haute couture jumpsuit. >> she pulls it off. >> it's hard to do a jumpsuit on the carpet. >> i think octavia is two for two, great at the golden globes and great last night. >> she's the one to watch last night for the oscar. i think she's killing it right now. she's seizing her moment right now. i can't wait to see the oscar. >> she had a great acceptance

speech. so how about the not so much? >> well, i thought on a whole, it was very, very positive. there were a few. i thought kaley cuoco in the beautiful seafoam gown. i thought her body got lost in this. i thought we saw the gown first. >> and the men? stylish men out? >> john krasinski looked handsome. and the hair. >> we could keep on talking. we have daniel radcliffe coming up next live. ca

good morning i'm kristen sze. oakland city hall is open for business this morning despite significant damage during this weekend's occupy protests. four hundred were arrested following clashes with police saturday and a rampage inside city hall that caused damage. city leaders may seek stay-away orders to prevent a repeat of the violence and destruction. mayor quan says damage has reached two million dollars >> right now frances dinglasan is standing by with the morning commute. this time hot spot north 101 approaching sierra point parkway traffic heavy northbound. you may want to consider 280 as an alternate. southbound 10 slow towards the

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speaking of men, along with you, daniel radcliffe is here, hello, daniel! >> hello. >> i'm looking at you! anyway, daniel's here to talk about his new horror film. not the one he's living now. >> he's sitting with robin roberts, by the way, the host of the show. >> he's in character. daniel, stay in character. >> as we were saying, also, do you think you can live life on the cheap? wait until you see what these kids can do, the college students go to extremes to save money. yeah, that's new. >> that is new. first, robin, you and your special guest. >> very special indeed. we've watched "harry potter" and the actor who plays daniel radcliffe grow up. you have never seen daniel radcliffe as he is isn't this new movie. it's called "the woman in black." a jump out of your seat, horror

movie. daniel, so glad to have you here. >> thank you very much. >> i saw the screening this weekend. of course, i was watching it through my fingers a great deal. i have to say, right off the bat, we forget about you playing harry potter. the role was so good. >> thank you so much. i had a fantastic time on those films. i never want to be one of those people to turn my back on the thing that got me where i am today. but it was very exciting. so far, that seems to be the general kind of reaction, you know, people are thinking harry too much when they go into it. >> i love how you said that, you're very respectful of what got you here. and i love that. >> i wouldn't be sitting here now. you know, it's opened up so many opportunities for me. >> but you're immensely talented. >> thank you. >> we know what you've done. it couldn't be any different from what we've seen.

>> no, it is very different. one of the things people note is i'm much older in this film. having seen me in a schoolboy outfit for ten years, it may be a little jump for someone to see me as a dad. and and my son in the movie, having that natural chemistry with a young kid. >> i bet he loved it, too. to set it up, your character, you lost your wife. >> yes. >> giving birth to your son. >> through childbirth. yes. i've become completely detached to the world. everyone in the world is affected by the loss in some way. one of the women who i meet started having psychic visions as part of her dealing with

grief. >> perfect setup. here it is "the woman in black." >> you've seen her, haven't you? >> she was there this morning in the fog. >> she's always there. you must not blame yourself. >> blame myself for what? >> for not listening to the others, for not staying away from the house. >> i don't understand. >> whatever she does for you, on the causeway, in the marsh, on the grounds of the house, however briefly and whoever, there has always been one sure and certain result -- >> yes? >> -- in some violent circumstance, a child has died. so many children. >> the music, everything.

>> she was actually having a psychic vision there that develops a bit more. >> that will come a bit later. but everyone there seems that they're -- this is a little town filled with mystery? >> it is. i mean, there was a cloud hovering over the whole town. this has the classic things, one of which when i come into a new town, it's a stranger coming in from outside. that kind of stray dog. he knows that nobody wants him there, he can't work out why. that becomes part of the mystery as well. he figures out that people seem to be locking their children away to protect them from him. he has to figure out the connection why they think he's dangerous. it's an interesting, frightening film. >> are you a fan of the genre? >> i am. i'm not a fan of bloody, gory-type stuff. i never have. it leaves me quite cold.

great films like "the shining," proper films like that. >> how do you go about it, i can only imagine, daniel, you must get offers all the time. how do you go about deciding what's right for you? >> you know, it's what about i'm interested in. the sort of film i'd like to see. the sort of film i'd like to make. this is an interesting film. it's not a film i would have expected doing straight out as a horror movie. but of the fact it kind of felt unusual for the genre. it kind of felt like a horror film to frighten people. it's got a lot of heart. yeah. it's a very easy choice when this came through. >> it's a great script. and we hear that you're a giants fan and you're pulling for the giants in the super bowl? >> i am, absolutely. i was christened a giants fan. i have no choice. i go in there, boomer, one of

the guys, he said, this is the only one in the building, does he look happy? i said, well, i guess i'm a giants fan. this year, i was doing the fantasy thing. >> how did you do? >> not real good. i think that -- >> okay, came on strong. >> i'll be watching the super bowl from wherever i am in the world at that time. i'm going to be tuning in certainly. >> if you were in boston, you wouldn't be saying you're a patriots fan? you're a true giants fan? >> i'm a true giants fan. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. it's wonderful. "the woman in black" opens friday. time for a check for the weather. let's go out to sam. >> hi, robin! we're just getting acquainted with ginn-ginn.

i normally are skeptical of dogs that are dressed. but ginn-ginn's dressed for a good reason. she wants fob part of angels on a lease. >> american therapy dogs. >> jin-jin is a rescue. let's get to the boards. as you step outside doors, your twitter and facebook pictures right on target. michigan has picks up 17 inches of lake-effect snow. and every place in the country. look at atlanta, 62. k.c. at 61 degrees. texas coming in in the 60 gs as well. that mild air will get a cool shot by wednesday. take a look at new york city

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elton john is already a knight. now he's about to become a king before what may be the biggest audience of his career. on super bowl sunday, he'll put on a pepsi commercial. he talks about the ad, football and madonna with abc's chris connelly. ♪ ♪ i'm a rocket man ♪ >> reporter: this sunday, "rocketman" elton john will move from playing the piano to play the king. a pop legend who has hobnobbed with royalty will wear a crown of his own. >> no pepsi for you! >> ha ha ha! >> reporter: for a pepsi ad that will air during the super bowl. >> welcome to my court. >> reporter: how do those robes feel? >> heavy. i don't know how people walked around years ago without any air conditioning in the middle. ♪

♪ play the pinball >> reporter: those shoes are reminiscent of your pinball wizard performance. >> they're much, much more. i used to wear those shoes. these are a mere three, i said to the director, i used to be 6 feet tall, now i'm back to 5'8" tall. >> what will you do? >> reporter: elton stars with "x factor" star melanie amaro. >> you used to love that stuff back in the day? >> i used to love it. i used the live experience to back it up. to then go and learn that on stage, we did it the other way around. we learned it on stage. >> reporter: what would you like

more young artists to do? >> it's still the same premise. if you want a career now, you have to play right. >> reporter: what do you like about being part of super bowl sunday? >> the super bowl is always an event, no matter where you are in the world. >> reporter: you'll sit down and watch the game? >> oh, yeah, it's a great american occasion. >> reporter: elton is tight with new england patriots' robert kraft, making elton to root more vocally during the game. will you shout at the game, will you raise your fists? >> oh, yeah. are you kidding me. you live with your heart and mouth. i scream at the television. i'm hoping for the patriots this year. robert kraft is my dear friend and he is lost his lovely wife myra this year and i'd love the patriots to win for her. ♪ blue jean baby l.a. lady >> reporter: elton expects his

own baby, 13-month-old zachary with partner david furnish to get into the big game. are you raising your son to be a football fan? >> i hope so, he's only a year old. he's a little young. he's too young to catch the ball but he kicks the ball and he loves it. >> reporter: you got to chase after him a lot, don't you? >> oh, my, yeah. he's not quite walking but i'm going to be get a lot of exercise. >> reporter: meanwhile, there's a chance that zachary is traveling on a plane. >> at the moment, he's been to hawaii twice, australia, italy, france, significangapore and ca. >> reporter: one place elton won't be going. middle of the field at halftime where his all right for fight in

frenemy madonna will do the super bowl show. >> i've never seen a super bowl show? >> reporter: never. >> never. >> reporter: what would you want madonna to do? >> make sure she lip-synchs correctly. i've seen the stars and they're pretty good. ha ha ha. >> reporter: it sounds like it's good to be the king can. >> i love being the king, but it's too dangerous to be the king. too many with "off with the head," better not be king for a day or at least an hour. >> reporter: for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> oh, no, he didn't! no, he didn't! oh! >> everybody here just tweeted that. >> how low you can go? this tweetetetetetetetetetetetet

right now, cheap tricks.

the crazy but innovative ways that people are saving money to get through the tough times. it's a whole new attitude for a harsh new reality. abc's yunji de nies has new details of this radical belt tightening. >> reporter: like a lot of college guys, he eats constantly. pizza, coffee, bagels, nutella. hush puppies, mac 'n' cheese. and get this, he doesn't pay for any of it. will is on a mission to eat for free for an entire year. at 21, he is the poster child for generation cheap, millennials who have grown up with recession, yet, historical unemployment who aren't ashamed to pinch pennies. >> it's a little bit of seeing if i can live off the land in the jungle of capitol hill. >> reporter: he shows us how he does it, taking me to breakfast.

i feel a little embarrassed to go up there and take food. >> that's exactly what they want. >> reporter: the campus is full of free food events like this. will never goes hungry. he's the first to admit it's thrifty with a drawback. how do you have, let's say, a love life? do you date when you're on this diet? >> that's a thing. when i did. i said, what are we buying here? what do we do? >> reporter: when i was in college, we didn't really think about the future. what's different? >> we're just surrounded by the story of more and more economic crisis. more and more need for saving. >> bread and oranges. >> reporter: eric richardson is another 21-year-old who shares that survivalist mentality. the utah state junior stores most of his food on campus. that's because there's no fridge at his place.

eight months ago, eric ditched his apartment for a tent. >> so this is our house. right here is where i usually sleep. this is my mat. we've got it up here drying. we got it a little soaked in the last storm. >> reporter: to cook, he and his tentmates have to get creative. no rent. no utilities. no cable. the living is cheap. >> we've saved a lot of money already. thousands of dollars. >> reporter: eric is so cheap, he was featured in "cheapster." >> ten penny-pinchers will battle it out. >> reporter: an online reality show that crowned the most frugal of all. eric competed in the cheap edition. >> i think this will become a real defining moment for this generation and will impact how they manage their finances in the future. >> reporter: back at unc, it's dinnertime, will has wrapped up

a campus tour is grabbing food from a reception. >> looking good. >> reporter: will and so many other 20 somethings are living with less and liking it. >> i'm switching my priorities from being able to drive a nice car and have a nice tv, all of those things. to live, appreciating the touch of things that can come a lot of times for free. >> reporter: call them the free generation. for "good morning america," yunji de nies, abc news, chapel hill, north carolina. >> does sound similar to my college days.

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more than 20,000 kaiser hospital workers are planning to strike for one day tomorrow. the strike involves mental health and optical employees. thousands of nurses have agreed to walk out in solidarity. similar to what happen last september. kaiser officials and offices are expected to remain open. >> right now let's check in with mike nicco. we'll see clouds and sunshine pass through the sky during the afternoon. upper 50s mainly lower 60s. tonight 30s and 40s, cooler than this morning mostly cloudy. 70 this weekend. good morning. this is the third accident in the same spot north 101 sierra point parkway that's why traffic is jammed from sfo slow southbound approaching the scene you may consider 2380 as